Senior Occupational Therapist

Are you ready to FOCUS YOUR SCOPE in Community OT?

• Want to develop your clinical skills in an area you are passionate about?
• Ready to feel supported by working with a team of LOCAL senior OTs with over 20 years of
  experience?
• Competitive Base Salary + Super + Car Allowance + laptop + phone
  We are looking for highly motivated and passionate Occupational Therapists to join our team, to support
  adults with neurological conditions to live as safely and independently at home.

CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE
You have the opportunity select 1, 2, or 3 from the following areas and we will support you with a
focussed learning and development plan:
1. Assistive technology (i.e. wheelchairs, pressure care, manual handling),
2. Home modifications (minor and complex home modifications), OR
3. Electronic Assistive Technology (i.e. switch access, home automation, technology access)
4. Clinical Education (i.e. developing and presenting online training, providing clinical supervision)
No need to flounder by getting referrals for every type of client, when you can focus and develop your
skills, one area at a time.

Your Responsibilities

• Deliver high level community occupational therapy services for adults in the community. This may
  include clients with amputations, spinal cord injury, dementia, progressive neurological conditions, and palliative care
  Demonstrate experience and skill in home modifications, assistive technology, and/ or electronic
  assistive technology
• Clinical educator role- research, develop and present online training, and provide clinical supervision in
  your area of expertise to clinicians across Australia
• Be a team player, and also be able to work independently
• Have demonstrated high level written and verbal communication skills

About You

Ideally, your background will include:

• Occupational Therapist qualifications with current AHPRA Registration
• Demonstrated experience in home visiting and community OT experience
• Clinical experience in one or more of the following clinical areas: minor or complex home
  modifications, assistive technology, electronic assistive technology, education
• Excellent time management skills
• Strong attention to detail and accuracy in report writing
• All applicants must have full working rights in Australia, a valid Driver’s License, vehicle for home visits,
  NDIS worker Screening check, and be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

In return, we offer flexible working conditions, supportive team, paid parental leave (after 1 year of
service), your own workstation and resources for your role, tailored career development and more.

Our community-focussed model of holistic care gives back to our clients and their carers through
providing Wellbeing Connect services, including for grief and loss and bereavement care.
Capable Spaces is an Equal Opportunity Employer; we embrace diversity & inclusion, and we encourage
applications from suitable candidates from all backgrounds.
If you’re ready to come make a difference, grow your skills and change lives, don’t miss out on this
opportunity. For more information, please call our office on 02 4081 0817 or
email team@capablespaces.com.au and we’ll arrange a Zoom catchup.

To apply: Fill the form below and send a cover letter addressing the selection criteria, CV and a deidentified report you’re proud of (ensuring there’s no breach for privacy).